Discover the hidden dangers of ethanol in vintage cars like the iconic Ferrari 512TR. In this short video, we explore how ethanol can damage your classic car’s engine, fuel system, and overall performance. Learn why it’s crucial to avoid ethanol-blended fuels and protect your prized possession. Don’t let ethanol ruin your vintage ride—watch now to find out how to keep your Ferrari 512TR running smoothly for years to come!
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Ethanol and every government mandate is meant to destroy your cars, forcing you to buy new ones from the companies, insurances and banks that own the government.
The problem you will run into with the non-ethanol fuel will be octane. I know it's less than premium (90, I think) and I am almost positive this requires premium. So, you'll probably also need an octane booster. Detonation is probably worse than rubber deterioration.
You gotta be the biggest amateur to put e85 into an older car, let alone a car that isn't tuned to run e85. That 512 is the one❤
Same problem with my 95 Pontiac Trans Am with the LT1. Trans Am ran rough cause at that tyme we didn't have tunes available for the engine
Well yeah… that’s why there’s a thing called E85 compatibility, which clearly this car doesn’t have